The Natural Empire of the Sea Dragon

I found all sorts of pictures of dragons, colorful dragons, metallic dragons—you can tell from the pictures I chose that they're pretty good-looking. 😂😂😂 Red, gold, silver, red copper, brass, green, blue, black, white, shadow

An Eastern fantasy novel disguised as a D&D tabletop RPG.

Main character reference image

Images of some of the characters' races Bearman Tiger Man Half-goat Centaur Fishman Minotaur

The author is truly a professional at throwing cold water on things; just when things get a bit satisfying, the bear character immediately delivers a harsh blow, telling you you're nothing. It's quite speechless.

It's good that I didn't have to eat dirt 😁

One of the reasons why professions like Druid priests are difficult to write about is because religious beliefs are hard to describe.

The foundation of D&D is the nine major factions, especially the two major factions of good and evil. Deviations caused by one's own actions can easily lead to a change of allegiance. For the five chromatic dragons, aside from the blue and green dragons who might have fanatical followers of Tiamat who would carry out her orders to slaughter and persecute elemental dragons, most chromatic dragons…

Why would the Ocean Wyvern choose to live in the forest with the Druid? Wouldn't it be more comfortable to live by the sea or a lake?

It is the imperial hegemony. Is it Long Wen who fights, fights, and then collects his dependents? If so, retreat, there are too many dragon texts like this.